As a non native, and soon settler in uk, I have to say that your lessons are really helpful. Merci beaucoup 👍

YOU are an extraordinary professor! Thanks a lots

@LetThemTalkTV

5 жыл бұрын

You are an extraordinary student. Thanks

I speak English well, I was born in England. it's lovely to listen to you teach English in this way. Thank you ,its such a pleasure as I worried about it a lot when it wasn't spoken or even taught correctly. This the first time I have found a great You Tube video that does this in such great detail.

As an advanced speaker I find this quite helpful to better understand vernacular speech.

Very easy to follow! I love it

I absolutely love all your videos! I simply can’t take my eyes off them. A perfect teacher - that’s what you are!

Thank you for your support and helping!

It is amazing...Thank you sir

Very precious and really helpful video! Thanks a lot!

Excellent tichnique thank you very much, Sir.

Amazing! It’s almost like a hidden treasure!!!

I found that's very helpful ,cheers! I've been trying to share yours to my friends ,because you are the best teacher for me.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

I'm happy you like our videos. Cheers!

Thanks alot teacher . Your lessons are so helpful .

Thanks a lot, sir. I've seen several of your videos. I like the way you explain each rule. Keep on doing it please. Greetings from Ukraine

I heard many lectures on how to pronounce English with correct British accent but your one seems to be the best. Thanks. All the best.

I really like the content of your videos, but in my opinion the music is too loud compared to every other sound in them. Thank you for your work, it is a great video anyway!

@1romancatholic

5 жыл бұрын

Noémi Molnár Agreed

@tabortunde8949

5 жыл бұрын

egyetértek

@user-ld3jv6ri2z

4 жыл бұрын

agree

@jeczybula

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

Hey Gideon, you’ve made lot of changes in my life I can’t thank you more ❤

Outstanding.I got new experience.

ok with grammar, verbs, idioms etc. , but this kind of videos is what we English language learners need most. Great stuff as always, Gideon, thanks.

This was indeed a very great video thank very much. Goog, very good job.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

can't thank you enough for all your videos!!!!

So helpful, thank you.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

Good job Sir, this is so much helpful....... you deserve much more subscribes.... 👍

Dear sir, I found your channel a few weeks ago, but I really have to say you are a great teacher! You teach useful things to learn practice English for real life. Congratulations! 👏

Great video,many thanks.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you so much 💐💐💐💐

hi dear teacher really whatever I want i got it from this lesson. thank you so much

I am liking each and every video made by you. you can see how much my English writing speaking skill is poor but I hope I can get improved through your endeavor for us, cheers.

Thank you professor

Your videos are so great and very helpful, a lot of them quite entertaining too!

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad that you like them. Thanks for your comment.

@murtesagirany

6 ай бұрын

​@@LetThemTalkTV where is the link

Well done!

You are a great teacher thank you.🎉

Hi Gideon. Hilarious but super video. Thanks for this. One of my language exchange friends from France speaks English quite well but do sound like a robot and this video will be very useful for me to guide him. Cheers. Much appreciated. 😍

Great! Thanks

Thank you so much

love it!!!!

Great lesson!🍭

Thank you, thank you, thank you! 👏🙏👨‍🏫

He and gil of engvif are truly great

My goodness ! How deep knowledge you have ! After watching your videos, It seems like I am good for nothing. Thank you so much sir for sharing your knowledge with us.🙏..By the way could you tell us which film's clip was that ?

very nice sir ji.....! I love it sir....!

Nice.you are best

You´re the best, you have no idea how helpful are yours videos, unfortunately, i can´t pay for private lessons with you, wish i could, but i enjoy every single one, maybe one day, i can pay for at least one.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate you comment. We sometimes organize free events in Paris. If not, then I hope you continue to enjoy our videos. Many thanks!

Curious, I googled the words of the first film. So I found it was Brief Encounter from David Lean. Next step: buy the David Lean box, and I have just watched the film. Marvelous film, great actress, ... Thank you so much for letting us discover it Gideon!

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Ah yes Briief Encounter. You have chosen well indeed it's a materpiece. I've seen it many times. Thanks for you comment. By the way don't bother with the other film quoted (Pink Panther) it's bad.

Gr8 job

very good really.I love you

fantastic video .

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

A great job. I want to ask, how can I be more confident when I speak? because I forget the words because of stress. how can I remember and learn words easily and use them when needed? correct me if there is a mistake in my questions or the way I should ask them

"I would like to buy a hamburger" till this day still laugh when i see that pink panther scene 😂

I would like to sound clear enough to be understood. I love my accent it is part of my roots and culture, and I'm very proud to talk more than one language. Thanks for the great video, all of your work is very helpful. Gideon, bravo you pronouns pretty well double r. Are you learning Spanish?

@maureendera6440

4 жыл бұрын

I love my African accent. I just want to learn how to pronounce English words more correctly, I have no intention of changing or altering my accent.

You're a star 😙

I like the humor 😂not only useful

Please mind you cannot be found easily. I have been searching for British English pronunciation and only now I could find you. Well, great help! If I was in your place, I would change the name. Loads of people are looking for your videos! Think about it, please. Thanks for your very helpful videos!

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comments. I'm glad you appreciate the videos. I don't understand why you cannot find the videos. I'm not sure if changing my name would help.

@rezaulshumon8113

6 жыл бұрын

LetThemTalkTV Well, once you have the school, the name makes sense, but I am studying daily, searching for new videos and only today I could find you. The reason can be because of the expression I am using to search. I started with "British pronunciation" and I did not find any of your videos. Recently, I am trying to use different words to search to find new materials, even "British history" to practise. Today, I cannot tell you what I was writing and accidentally I found one of your videos.

@LetThemTalkTV

6 жыл бұрын

Well I'm happy you found us. You're welcome here.

LOL! :) LOL! :) Thank you for such incredeble videos! Love them indeed.

Great video. Thanks! Question: Tip number 10 says "Learn words with 'missing' sylables". Isn't the last word spelled with two Ls: syllables.

The music sounds louder than your voice! Fix it please! Thanks for your lessons.

Plz share us as per as possible weak form

One of the weirdest added consonants is the R in “draw-R-it here”, “lift your jaw-R-up”

Cheers! Stay mellow!

pleaaure as always, and welcome to Scotland where the rrrr can be somewhat more rolling!

Oh good old magic ‘e’. Sadly using that expression went out of favour when the literacy hour hit primary schools around the turn of the century.

thankss

I lived longer than a year in UK but it seems clearer now how to pronounce (I think) proper English (British).

Good job , useful to many. But the text at 4.07 (time) should be 'íts'' and not '' it's

thanks for the video. In #10, you spell syllable as "sylable"

Very nice.z

send me more link like these british accent video.i want to know pronunciation of cr,tr,cl,pl,pr, at initial position aspiration or not p,t,c,k example clear/promise/trial

Am still laughing 🤣,that intro with the French accent !!

I couldn't help cracking up at the foreign accent in English .... filet. Good. Excellent. Hair splitting.Nice. Dunno. Some very evident. I've lived in Britain. My r is naturally soft. English. Thanks . I just know.

What about “issue”? How do we pronounce the ss? Like z or s? in the show The Crown , the queen says it with s but I always thought it was like a z.Thanks!

That Actress voice just Reminds me of Princess Diana 😭

I once faced a challenge when a visitor from East Asia asked me how to pronounce "sarsaparilla'"(sass-parilla in American English).

where is the link

Please suggest some movies which can help us learning and understanding British accent

@williamcarraway9457

5 жыл бұрын

Harry potter series, Sherlock Holmes

I dunno if i'll come Tomorrow!!

Some examples with word linking are "sucked from a finger" as we say in Russian. Although, thanks for your work!

@panprzybylski

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody has replied to your post as they don't know what you mean. I happen to know the meaning of the above idiom: you're accusing Gideon of being a fibber and inventing some of the examples. You apparently haven't had enough contact with (British) spoken English. Believe you me, I've heard many a time instances of the "liasons" that Gideon mentions :-)

Trinidadians do word linking alot

Its a first time I got why I ve to pronounce psychology without P

very nice content but the masterisation of the sound is upsetting...The little ''song'' in between sections is way louder than the speech . I have to put the sound on loud and when the song comes it wakes the dead would be nice if you could at least turn down the sound for the song

Speling and pronunciation is quite different or much different )

"Silver bullet"?

Sir Where was lit sir leguag Engkick

Description Please.

@ildikokovacs6552

6 жыл бұрын

Your videos are great! Thank you!

I do wish people would not keep claiming that this kind of pronunciatiation is"British" English. It is English as spoken by some people in the southeast of England, in other words by only a fraction of people in the UK. It would be far more honest to present it as a regional accent than to mislead learners into thinking that everyone in the UK speaks with this kind of accent.

👍🏻

Oh! I'm going to be a British Argentinian 🤭🤣

Really good ,helpful channel but................................................................... this music is HORRIBLE !!!!!!! and is too loud!!!! :(((((((((( is no chance to put film in the background during the day. every time you need to be ready to turn down the music !!!

@foodengineer1763

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, he is an amazing teacher though.

Why is music so loud?

Rather watch Ben and Holy. 🤣🤣🤣 Best way to learn pronunciation.

sir, your face look like Dr.Octopus in Spiderman 2. 😨

@kolmikaelson4742

5 жыл бұрын

Lupus Millenia19 loooooooool

Oi im British too

begining of video , i ve heard u say eng'LISH.

I admire your work. You're a good teacher but, though I like British language I don't think it is intelligent. It would be perfectly possible to use the same pronunciation to both verb and noun. The position or context is enough to show the meaning. In my opinion, English should be simplified, considering that is almost universal language in this particular historical moment. Thank you very much for your useful attempts to make clear a language that has infinite exceptions and leave crazy.

@margedtrumper9325

2 жыл бұрын

Language should not be pre-decided in order to be alive, rules come after its use and not vice-versa.

0:04 Why would anyone want to sound like those in ancient films, with such an antiquated accent? Even you do not :) 'I'm so glehhd'

@danielvargas1455

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's because sounds so pretty, where are u from? learn american or british accent?

What about PH? How to pronounce the PH for example in the name Stephen? PH replaces F but for some weird reason everyone says Steven. That doesn't sound correct. I think the proper pronunciation should be Steffen.

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Produce.

and if there is a french word the british will emphasise the wrong syllable: e.g., BERet... is that because of an ancient rivalry or poking fun?

You have Bretish accent. But I notice that you don't pronounce the letter (T) at the end of words such as #That #Lot #What. Why????

So, dude, dont you answer any questions asked here?